Raw and potent emotions. Thunder Road strives due to Jim Cummings portrayal of how humans in the real-world display anger, confusion, sorrow, and thrilled excitement. Until now, I was yet to see a film properly show that feeling when you are so excited that you tear up a bit and hold an ugly but genuine smile. A majority of Thunder Road is actually just long shot monologues by Cummings' character, but it is performed so well that it works without boring the audience. There really was not rising or falling action because it was so grounded in reality, which rarely has such a pattern. This 90-minute watch is worth every second of the time spent.
Review of Thunder Road
